Here's
the definition of "lame server" that can be found in the wonderful "Ask Mr. DNS"
site (http://www.acmebw.com/askmr.htm)
"A
"lame server" is one that should be authoritative for a zone, according
to the NS records that delegate authority for that zone, but really isn't,
perhaps because it hasn't been configured to load the zone or because it
is a secondary master that has expired the zone."
to the NS records that delegate authority for that zone, but really isn't,
perhaps because it hasn't been configured to load the zone or because it
is a secondary master that has expired the zone."
Fernando
-----Original Message-----
From: Edouard Soriano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: ter�a-feira, 14 de Mar�o de 2000 18:41
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DNS QuestionHello,
What means the following message ?
Mar 14 18:30:56 localhost named[9667]: Lame server on 'fiat.com' (in 'fiat.com'?): [194.38.74.2].53
The 194.38.74.2 is our Internet provider DNS Primary server.
But Lame server ??
Thanks
